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khuT-ba.Dhayyaa

ایک چھوٹے پرند کا نام جس کی چونچ لمبی ہوتی ہے اور جو درخت وغیرہ میں سوراخ بنا کر رہتا ہے ، ہدہد ، کٹھ پھوڑا.

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khuT-ba.Dhayyaa

खुट-बढ़य्या•کُھٹ بَڑََھیّا

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  • ایک چھوٹے پرند کا نام جس کی چونچ لمبی ہوتی ہے اور جو درخت وغیرہ میں سوراخ بنا کر رہتا ہے ، ہدہد ، کٹھ پھوڑا.

Urdu meaning of khuT-ba.Dhayyaa

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  • ek chhoTe parind ka naam jis kii chonch lambii hotii hai aur jo daraKht vaGaira me.n suuraaKh banaa kar rahtaa hai, hudhud, kaTh pho.Daa

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ایک چھوٹے پرند کا نام جس کی چونچ لمبی ہوتی ہے اور جو درخت وغیرہ میں سوراخ بنا کر رہتا ہے ، ہدہد ، کٹھ پھوڑا.

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talaatum

तलातुम

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تَلَاطُم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

storm, choppiness, (of the sea)

[ Jahaz bhi samundar ke talatum se hil jata hai phir naav kya chiz hai ]

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maayuus

मायूस

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مایُوس

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

disappointed, hopeless, desperate

[ Mahangai ki wajah se phalon ki kheti karne wale kisanon ko mayus hona pad raha hai ]

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imtihaan

इम्तिहान

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اِمْتِحان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

examination

[ Talaba (Students) imtihan qarib hone par padhaayi mein man lagate hain ]

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mahruum

महरूम

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مَحْرُوم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

disappointed, repulsed

[ Ek kasir (Plurality) aabadi bijli ki raushni, pine ka saaf paani aur dawa ilaj ki suhulaton se bhi mahrum hai ]

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amaan

अमान

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اَمان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

security, protection, safeguard, custody

[ Jab jang chhid gayi ho to logon ko kahin amaan nahin milti ]

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paiGaam-rasaa.n

पैग़ाम-रसाँ

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پَیغام رَساں

Origin : Persian
Adjective

messenger, envoy

[ Kuch jagahon par aaj bhi paighaam-rasaan kabootron ka istemaal hota hai ]

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mannat

मन्नत

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مَنَّت

Origin : Hindi
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an act of prayer or devotion carried out if a wish is fulfilled, vow

[ Jumerat (Thursday) ke din mannat murad wale kasrat se aate hain ]

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takallum

तकल्लुम

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تَکَلُّم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

speech, conversation, eloquence

[ Takallum ka andaz dil-kash ho to shakhsiyat mein char chand lag jata hai ]

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maGmuum

मग़्मूम

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مَغمُوم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

sorrowful, sad

[ Ghar mein maatam pasra hua tha aur har shakhs nidhal aur maghmum nazar aa raha tha ]

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rauzan

रौज़न

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رَوزَن

Origin : Persian
Noun

hole in the wall or roof, skylight, window

[ Sard hawaon ka ye kahan ki wo ain (Exact) us lamhe ke rauzanon ke andar aayen jab mazar ke qarib charagh jalaya ja raha ho ]

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